Fitbit Versa 2 Health and Fitness Smartwatch with Heart Rate, Music, Alexa Built-In, Sleep and Swim Tracking, Black/Carbon, One Size (S and L Bands Included)
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ALL-DAY ACTIVITY TRACKING
Fitbit Versa 2 tracks all-day activity like steps, distance, active minutes and calories burned to show how every part of your day gets you closer to your goals.
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ON-SCREEN WORKOUTS
Fit in more fitness with on-screen workouts that coach you through each move and give you real-time stats on your wrist.
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THOUGHTFULLY CRAFTED DESIGN
With elegant curves, polished glass and a premium aluminum finish, Versa 2 embraces an elevated aesthetic. The velvety silicone band is lightweight and comfortable to wear all day and night.
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CLOCK FACES
With hundreds of clock face designs, you can quickly switch your look from classic to modern and back—or go for something totally unique with your own photo.
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WORKS ON ALL PLATFORMS
Fitbit Versa 2 automatically syncs to computers and 200+ iPhone and Android devices to show your stats, trends and progress on your Fitbit dashboard.
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Specification: Fitbit Versa 2 Health and Fitness Smartwatch with Heart Rate, Music, Alexa Built-In, Sleep and Swim Tracking, Black/Carbon, One Size (S and L Bands Included)
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10 reviews for Fitbit Versa 2 Health and Fitness Smartwatch with Heart Rate, Music, Alexa Built-In, Sleep and Swim Tracking, Black/Carbon, One Size (S and L Bands Included)
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$164.18
Ed OEd O –
Bought MAY 2020 so have had a year of experience with the watch. Have to trust that it is accurate.Positives1- Looks good on my wrist. The square design is better than my Round Motorola IMHO. And it quickly shows the correct time whether you use the always on feature or the flick of the wrist feature (my choice).2- Comfortable enough to wear 24/7 (except when charging)3- Multiple faces to choose from and are easy to read indoors and outdoors.4- Most important is the Sleep Analysis feature. From amount of REM, Deep, and Light Sleep to Resting Heart Rate and Oxygen Level Variation, the watch is worth it for that feature alone.5- Lots and Lots of features like Music, Spotify, Relax, Pandora, Wallet that I usually just use my phone for since I have it with me the same amount of time as the watch.6- Nice to have the watch buzz and display who is calling when you have a call during a meeting so you can quickly see if it’s important7- Continual Heart Rate Monitoring – An important feature if you even have a remote heart problem.8- Physical fitness stats to give you a quick view of how many steps you’ve taken, stairs you’ve climbed, etc., and a reminder if you’ve been sitting too long.9- Phone App gives you a vast amount of data on health and exercise.10- Better way to charge the watch than my previous Blaze Fitbit.11- Access can be protected with a four digit code.12- A “Find my phone” app. How many time do you lay the phone down at home and forget where it is?Negatives-1- Although Fitbit adds features to the Watch and App (Health Metrics, for example), they collect a lot more data and will only show it to you if you pay a monthly fee for Premium. That should be included when you buy the watch. It’s your body’s data!!2- Alexa can’t be set to your at-home name. Nice to have an Alexa connection, but not all that useful.3- Not a problem for me, but for those who like to change watch straps, it doesn’t look easy. Haven’t tried it since I had a Blaze.4- Too many apps that are really better on my Android phone.This has been a great watch to have during a pandemic to keep an eye on things like Oxygen Levels and other health measurements. But in other matters, it is an accessory to your phone, not a replacement for it.Personally, I’ve grown to rely on my Versa 2 to make sure I’m getting enough sleep and exercise and to monitor critical values like heart rate and Oxygen levels. If that’s what you want, this is the watch for you at a “decent” price. If not, check out the Versa 3. It might be worth spending the extra money but I’ll stick with this one until it falls off of my wrist.Stay well and safe!
sunnyand70s –
I’ve been getting Fitbit’s products for a long time because I love the detailed fitness and sleep tracking. I like the Versa tracker because it is becoming more and more like a smartwatch. The Versa 2 is what the original Versa should have been. They finally added NFC for mobile payments without charging extra for it which is nice. They also put an OLED screen in which means it’s bright and vivid. It can also help with battery life because when the screen is black, it is not using any power. Finally the new addition is Amazon Alexa assistant. Granted it’s a more basic version that only responds on the screen (no speaker). But as long as my phone is within the same general area (anywhere in my house even) it will respond. I have also used it to control my Alexa enabled thermostat and wifi outlets with my Versa 2 and it works great! The Alexa can answer pretty much any basic question including stuff about sports or any other information you may ask for. Also I have an Android phone so I CAN REPLY TO TEXTS WITH VOICE! That is the feature I have been wanting on the Versa every since the original released and they finally gave it to Android users! I love the voice reply to messages. Battery life seems to be very good, about 5 days is pretty accurate. The only downside I can see is they changed the charger from the original Versa and it is HORRENDOUS. The original Versa charger used to sit nice and flat on a surface, for some dumb reason the engineers thought it was a good idea to have the cable sticking out of the bottom of the charger now so it is impossible to sit flat on a surface. But this is the only downside to the Versa 2 and it is not a show stopper by any means, it’s just my and many other people’s thoughts.
Ashutosh Nirala –
My new review: i figured that for syncingto work properly i need to keep bluetooth on (on my phone and also fitbit, though it does not show connected, so may be not needed), and when it does not sync, i simply need to restart my fitbit. Still about 5 to 10% of the time it gives syncing issue, for which I need to restart it.Other than that, it’s great, works perfectly. Some scope of improvement:- one night it didn’t tracked details of my sleep (like nrem, rem etc), coz i was wearing it very loose. I would want my watch to show this: that details of sleep won’t be tracked, probably coz you are wearing it too loose.- there is no alarm which says wake after certain number of hours have been slept. Again this will require it syncing to the server (as amount of time i was asleep (minus wake time in between) is calculated at the server), but still could be a good feature, like wake me up by 9:00 am but if i have slept for 6 hours, may be wake me up at 7:34 (If that is when 6 hours gets completed) I know, i know most people don’t have luxury to wake up in such wide range.- some times when i try to remove the watch, it becomes tight. I pull the strap to unlock it, and it gets locked to a closer hole. May be its me, but i guess design of strap could be improved.My previous review: This device is great, but sometime it raises my blood pressure and frustration coz it just wont sync. And that is why I am giving it a 1 star.Is there a practical way to resolve this? Can fitbit give me a simple USB cable which I could connect to my PC/mobile and sync it?I like this, coz it’s water proof and it also measure my heart rate. But if syncing can’t be resolved than unfortunately I have to return it.
MelissaSMelissaS –
I loved everything about this watch, from the accuracy, the tracking it does for me for sleep etc. last me about 7 days on one charge. I like how it showed the seconds in the time as well (helpful when getting BPM rooming patients) I bought it Early December 2019 and finally a month ago (mid April 2022) took a plunk and quit working. The face came on and off, it would still synch to the app on my iPhone so that’s how I got my scores still. Tried doing all the tricks and resetting it multiple times… In the last 1.5 weeks the battery only last for maybe 1 to 1.5 days now. When it started the face would come on for a few hours and then went fuzzy but still would communicate to my phone. I read some reviews and apparently versa 2 lifespan is 16-18 months so I guess I got lucky for almost 2.5 years but still when I bought it back when, you’d think it would last longer for the amount you pay. They recently added “irregular heart rhythms” on the model but it took a poop shortly after. My Alexa never worked on it but didn’t mean that much so I didn’t really care. Contemplating on getting the same one after reading other fitbits reviews but ughh…
Amazon Customer –
I am happy with this watch. Basically keep tract of my steps and sleep.
Glennie T. –
I purchased the fitbit versa 2 watch knowing that there were newer models available. Since I had good success with the features, I decided to repurchase the same model. I was disappointed with the previous watch i purchased from a tv network show because the face fell off. This time I purchased the watch screen covers for better protection. Hope this works for the longevity of the watch.
Deb –
I wear my watch every day and I love it. It’s works great. I had to replace the charger, but other then that it’s perfect.
Laura Ecker –
Did not give my wrist a rash
Terry Person –
track steps
Heather –
I am very happy with my purchase. Product arrived as promised